Mimi Ikonn

10/03/2025

What are warts?
Warts are common, benign, swollen buds on the skin caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). Warts are generally not dangerous, but they are contagious and spread through direct and indirect contact from person to person and even between different parts of your own body.
Different strains of HPV cause different types of warts. Here are some of the most common types of warts:
Common warts (verruca vulgaris)
- 5 til 10 mm
- Hard buds, rough, peeling texture with small black dots
- Often found on fingers, hands and feet, but can grow anywhere
Flat vortex (flat verruca)
- 1 mm, can grow in large groups
- Smooth, slightly swollen, brown or skin-colored pores
- Often found on the face, neck, arms and chest
Plantarvorter (myrmecia)
- Et par mm til et par cm
- Embedded under a thick layer of skin with small black dots in a suppressed center
- Often found on the feet, especially on the soles
- Can sometimes cause pain, especially when walking or standing (carrying weight)
Kønsvorter (condylomata acuminata)
- 1 to 5 mm, occurs in groups of 5 to 15 warts
- Skin colored, pink or red buds, can look like cauliflower
- Found in tissue around the ge***al area, but also in the mouth and throat

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10/03/2025

After years of menstruation and child - bearing, women enter menopause. During this time, the ovaries stop ovulating, and the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body drop significantly. This affects the va**na and v***a.

10/03/2025

The va**na is a crucial determinant of a woman's health.

10/03/2025

Regular check - ups are guarantees of your health.

10/03/2025

A gynecological examination is an important examination of a woman's reproductive organs, mainly including the v***a, va**na, cervix, uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, para - uterine tissues, as well as the pelvic mucosa.

10/03/2025

As women age and due to their unique physiological structure, they need to pay more attention to their gynecological health.

10/03/2025

What are warts?
Warts are common, benign, swollen buds on the skin caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). Warts are generally not dangerous, but they are contagious and spread through direct and indirect contact from person to person and even between different parts of your own body.
Different strains of HPV cause different types of warts. Here are some of the most common types of warts:
Common warts (verruca vulgaris)
- 5 til 10 mm
- Hard buds, rough, peeling texture with small black dots
- Often found on fingers, hands and feet, but can grow anywhere
Flat vortex (flat verruca)
- 1 mm, can grow in large groups
- Smooth, slightly swollen, brown or skin-colored pores
- Often found on the face, neck, arms and chest
Plantarvorter (myrmecia)
- Et par mm til et par cm
- Embedded under a thick layer of skin with small black dots in a suppressed center
- Often found on the feet, especially on the soles
- Can sometimes cause pain, especially when walking or standing (carrying weight)
Kønsvorter (condylomata acuminata)
- 1 to 5 mm, occurs in groups of 5 to 15 warts
- Skin colored, pink or red buds, can look like cauliflower
- Found in tissue around the ge***al area, but also in the mouth and throat

10/03/2025

Today the 16th January, when the air is moist and bitingly cold, many people experience that their skin conditions, including rashes, become more problematic. As a dermatologist specializing in skin conditions, I would like to shed light on the causes of rashes and why they can worsen at this time of the year.
Common causes of rashes
Rashes can develop for various reasons, often as a reaction to internal or external triggers. Some of the most common causes include:
Allergic reactions
Sensitivity to certain foods, medicines or environmental allergens such as dust mites or fungus can trigger skin inflammation.
Irritanter
Prolonged exposure to strong soaps, detergents, or other chemicals can remove the skin’s natural oils, leading to irritation and rashes.
Infektioner
Viral, bacterial, or fungal infections can result in characteristic rashes that can vary in appearance and severity depending on the underlying cause.
Underlying medical conditions
Conditions like eczema, psoriasis or rosacea can often flare up in response to environmental changes or stress.
Why rashes worsen in winter
Cold and dry air
The combination of low humidity and cold temperatures draws moisture out of the skin, making it dry and more susceptible to cracking, irritation and inflammation.
Centralvarme
Although central heating keeps us warm, it reduces indoor humidity, which exacerbates skin dryness and triggers worsening of conditions like eczema.
Layers on layers of clothes
Wearing multiple layers of wool or synthetic fabrics can trap sweat and irritate sensitive skin, leading to heat rash or worsening existing conditions.
Weakened skin barrier
The skin’s natural protective barrier is often compromised in winter, making it more vulnerable to irritants and allergens.

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